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Guice (knee/hamstring) received clearance to practice without any limitations, John Keim of ESPN.com reports.
Guice made good progress in his ACL recovery throughout winter and spring, only to pick up a minor hamstring injury at some point during the summer. Neither his knee nor his hamstring are apparently concerns entering training camp, but it bears mentioning that players are often more susceptible to other medical issues in the first year back from a severe injury. Running backs coach Randy Jordan already said he envisions a 50-50 or 60-40 carry split between Guice and Adrian Peterson, with Chris Thompson presumably getting most of the snaps in passing situations. Although he doesn't find himself in the most ideal backfield situation, the 2018 second-round pick at least will have a chance to emerge as the leader of a crowded position group.
